The “Yan is Gone” effect at catcher

Update: 2019-03-25

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The Cleveland Indians will have a new look behind the plate in 2019. With Yan Gomes gone, can the Indians maintain Gomes-level production in the upcoming season?

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The “Yan is Gone” effect at catcher